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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-19
GEORGE H. HAIGHT,


STATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE CoUY-
y TY-ss. PROBATE Court Of La Sale County, TO tie
Norenber Term, A. d. 1887.
q. b, Stanard, Administrator de bonis with will
annexed of the Estate OF Berk Anderson, deceased
Anna Anderson, Henry Anderson and the Unknown
Heirs Of Berk Anderson TO sell real
estate 10 pay debts.
Affidavit OF the nonresdence Of all Of the defendants
above named having been filed in the office OF the CLERK
of the Probate Court Of La Sale county, notice here
by given 10 the said Anna Anderson, Henry Anderson
and the Unknown Heirs OF Berk Anderson. deceased,
that the said plaintiff o. b. 6anard, Administrator de
bons with the will annexed OF the estate Of Berk
Anderson, deceased has filed his petition In the said
Probate Court Of La Sale county for order to sell
premises belonging to the estate of said deceased
much OF IL be needed 10 pay the debts Of sad
deceased, and described as follows, TO wit: Commenc
ing at point sixty four D feet south Of the northeast
OF block fifty -four (5i), In the city OF Spring
Valley, in the county OF Bureau and state of Illinois.
running thence west one hundred (l) feet 70 point
the line between lots two (2) and three 49, in BLOCK
ftyfOur (54) Aforesaid. thence south along the last
mentioned line twenty and twOthrds eel - feet,
thence east to the east line OF said block fifty four go
hundred tlOO) feet thence north on and along said
line twentyOne and twothirds (2 - feet to the
place of beginning and that summons has been Issued
OF said court against you retunable at the Deem
her term, A. d. 1851, OF said court to be holden the
third Monday Of December, A. d. 1881. at the Court
House in Ottawa, In La sale county Illinois.
Now unless you, the said Anna Anderson, Henry An
derson and the Unknown Heirs of Berk Anderson, de
ceased shall personally be appear before said Pro
bate Court OF La Sale county the first day OF aerm
thereof be holden at the Court House In said county
on the third Monday OF January 1888 and plead
or demur the said cempainants petition filed there
in the same and matters and things therein charged
and stated will be taken as confessed and decree
tered against you according to the prayer of said BILL
Ottawa, Illinois, November i4th, 1887.
HENRY HELMIG.
Probate Clerk.
GEO, q. HAIGHT, Compts Solr. novl6-iw
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Vicinity Items.

A man was arrested in Spring Valley the
other day, charged by Polish woman with
rape, and fined. Afterward the woman
went to La Sale, and the alleged rascal fol-
lowed her. The interesting twain were
later found keeping house together. The
woman was arrested and taken back to
Spring Valley.
j. II. Morris, living two and half miles
south of La Noble, had two-inch well
put down 10 feet the other day, and struck
natural gas, showing pressure of 7pounds
to the square inch.
The greatest of all cranks, Geo Francis
Train, lectured in Mendoza on last Satur-
day nj ght. 1 He talked about himself only ;
amused the audience greatly. A good idea
of Train can be had, if one will imagine, If
he can, the brains of twenty men enclosed
IN one head, all pulling in different direc-
tions.
Quite notable suit is now in progress
in Joliet. Lambert. Bishop and Co, the
barb wire men, who were burned out in De-
cember, 1913, have been sued by the Califor-
paid the firm, alleging that the affair was
a pre-. concocted scheme. The building and
machinery were worth $4,000, and was
lUSQT6u lOT VlOO,oOO VI "uiSh
was paid by rs companies. The complain
ants allege that Jas. Whyte burned it, at
the instigation of the firm, because the
business did:not pay, and Whyte has made
a confession to that effect.
The Peru ticket office of the Rock Is
land Road was robbed of small amount of
money on Tuesday evening The ticket
agent and messenger boy had gone to sup
per, leaving the depot deserted for about
twenty minutes. The thief or thieves en-
tered through the glass window OF the
office.
Two more men are added to the record
of the dead in the Sueator mines, and the
record still marches on. VIM. TOwnsley,
was caught beneath fall of coal at ksng-
ley's shaft at Ripley on Wednesday morn
ing, and died In a few moments, while at
almost the same time, John Reese, another
victim, had his neck broken by falling
rock In the old Lukins shaft. This record
is appalling, for 1t makes three within a
week, who have met death in the mines.
A Streator man was arrested In Chicago
last week, on suspicion of being danger
Gus character, and 1t took his friends three
hours to procure his release. An Ottawa
man can walk the streets of Chicago for
six weeks and not even undergo the incon-
venience of being stared at. That's the
difference between the culture of Ottawa
and Streator.
IA Lam uerton, who presides over the
city council of Mendoza with such ineffa-
BILE grace, has at last succumbed to the will
of the powers that be, and taken to himself
better half. The happy bride is Miss
Phelps of Chicago. Next?
A Streator boy had narrow. escape from
death the other day, while clambering
around freight train. The train started,
and he fell between the rails, and would
have been killed, had not friends called to
him to lie still, which he did, allowing five
cars to pass over him.
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1883.
Harper's Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

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When You re Ready.
We have good reasons for
selling only the best.

We have good reasons for
selling only the best.
(I) 1t goes on quality.
(2) When good cloth is Sc
cure, it secures to itself the
best every way to bring it
out good clothing, A maker
would be foolish to put flimsy
trimmings or commonplace
work on it. The best hands
are set to make the best
clothing. The finest trim
mings get put where they
belong, on like quality.
Cd 1t is worth more
Worth more money, maybe,
for the moment: worth more
as long as it is worn, for
service and comfort.
Yet, even as regards cost,
under good management, and
to gather trade, it can be sold
for about the same at less than
best. That is what we are at.
What is gained9 The long
wear; better clothing for
look; saving money three or
four months from now by not
needing to spend it then
Isn't it as good as saved when
you're sureot doing it,
Let US help you to get the
best clothing.
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An epOme of everything that is attractive and desr.
able In juvenile INSTRUMENTATION Courier.
weekly feast of good things n the boys and girls in
every family which 1t vists.-Bi6OkIyR linton.
II is wonderful in It's wealth OF pictures information
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nR. VIM. M. II Ma, office III MAIN
~ street. over LynChs store. CDR. Hards once
Residence 926 Paul street, the residence OF Harry L.
Hossack, Ottawa, Ill. novl9-tmos
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alderman Glearh Durbe beute Der 4H9 t.d9te
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MIs 0ifD entIarpt.

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slnf falfaer gaanree.

Stem 9Ort, 2l. Rdri. - Die Be
bauptung Der BOlJei, oHB Beter s. Jn9li8,
Der, tpie bereits beridtet, oetbaitet uurJe,
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rem GH8rejitr 9egebeH, ourdlau5 uitt auf
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granptat eIepelans ne,parmt.
GiHe geraHpfruHs tn ietmse SebeastDetIs
notbmeHSta, DtHn Ct OaS GROe ietncS
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3. Gowers, eiuer Der beruorcageusfe fen Qer3te
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re6un0 nit eiHem Beridteriiatter, e5 eriftire
gefabr, 6aB Britoent @leOelanO uidt bis
gum Gnoe ieines Qmtsttrmtns leben rperbe,
peHn er leine gebeHsmeiie nidJt DerdHoere.
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Grfraufuug o5s SetretdTs Dlauniug bic uduls
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mem &Rgenblid Der @rteguug etH 8lutseiiB
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ten @leoeIan6 Su bsfiirdten if, 0aB er bas
Groe ieines amtStermiu8 uid)t ertebeu miro.
&tpas oute eeidebeu, nm j1u aui ieiue Sc
iabr aufmertiam 8u MAIDEN uno lbu 81 oers
anlaHeH, S6rilte 5ur AbmenOun9 tegiel6en
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etu 3lmuer fir ggmnufiiae llebungeu i'm
p&el6eu 5auie" elUSurid)tsn, Huo elue balbe
Stuute pro Gag t6rperIider 8epeguus 81
mi0nlen. 8iCs aueiu niro meiHer 4uFtt
mad cine 9atafropbe nerbiiteu, oeren 2b,
men5uug nidlt uur fir 0ta BrdfOsnteu, ioLs
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0febmarEte.

ct. GOui8, 81. UlGr5. - 0iuOUieb
3ufubr 1925, 8erIeubung 200; Breiie Uari'
irteu 8nideu $2.lO unb S5.10,-S4weiue
3ufu6r $3.50, Serieubuug 5000; Breiit
Uariirteu smjiheu $3.50 un0 1855. -
SGaafe: 3ufuBr 477O, 8erIeubun8 26o0;
BreiIe pariirteu 3pNheH S2.4O uHo 1928
@nfzgtbert4, Beuui., 81. gldr3. -
GtnbUieh 3ufubr 627, SerieHOung 2O9
Breiic oariirteu spii9eH s. uHo s.
Sdpetne: 3ufubr 400, SerieuOuug 44OO
Breie barirteH 3piiden $3.50 unO $3.50
S6aafe: 3ufubr 48OO, Berieubuug 1900
greiIe oaritrteu 3miiheu $500 uuO $500
Chicago, 81. Utdr3.- 9liub0ieb: gu
fuEr II 900, Serieu6uug 5000: Breiie bart
irteu 3miiheu 1925 uH6 $5.5O.-S4peiHe
3ufubr 1900, Berieu6ung 4OOO; Breiit
Uariirteu Jwiideu $3.50 uH6 $3.50. -
S6uafe: 3ufubr 5000, BerienbuH8 1000;
Greile Bariirteu 5Dti6en $3.50 uuo $3.50
use y btlubeIpbta 81. Dtdrj. -
1Iiuooieb: 3ufubr 2OOO; Brtma 81, gut
5-54, mrttIers 4f-4f, gemObulide 4-4t
S6aoic: 3ufubr $500; Brima 54-53, gutt
5-5t, nittlere 4t-4f, gewobnlide 3t-4'
gdmmtr 45-74. SdpttUe: 3ufuRr $500.
GtrtQuie 3u 7a-8,
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gro0ins,n 5p ciner preaBif8,n BroOini oer

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60 0srIautet ieBt, bnB and 8aatrH bel Der
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eiHeH 4utbeil srhalten iou.
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iumeHt Uer0Heatlidt, peldes IUage gIduHer
gegeu oaS Stuoium Der gteoi3iu murHt, neil
Die 4usfdtsu Der Ger3te bon SGbr 5u Sabr
idlehttr uer6en.
Ger 6sid6tag pailrte beute be D(ilitirs
gdoqets SorIage Bur 5neiteu yeiuug uuo ges
uebmigte nit GROCER Ytaloritdt bic BON benz
lettsH 8eidStage msbrere YiaIe Oernorfeue
Sermi1iguHg fir Die 9rliHouug elmer lIuters
oiTiUcrsId]ule in Peu=8reii0dl. General BON
S6eQenborf, Der SritQsnjutffer beitruortete
Die 8erpiuiguug auts GutitRocufe uuo
trflirte, ieue Sdule meTbe eiueH tngereu
Ani6InB Ger 9feIh8lanoe an 8eutl6laH0 ers
m09lideH.
Or. 6. 8. Grabaub, Der 6amburler Sosrs
StuateaumQlt, 1T al Stele oes Oert0rbeUeH
Gurgermeliters Slrd]eHpauer IN 6eu Seuat
aGmablt porbeu. 3unl erfcu SirgermelIcr
bat her Senat Or. s. y. SersmanH, gum
1meiteu Bitrgermeiiter ben Senator 0lAn
eruaHut.
5r. Gatou SeioI if pom Nmerlia bier elm
GGuQNtU AH9 Qul pls I-ttuOH bte ~tul y
ner8 otr t6uiel. Gper uberHoulmtu. gB,e
uerlautet, beabfd)ugt ieiU &orgiuqsr, pr
Gaecfe, nelher yeTgnjr, bate, Die 0Uetijoa
her beuti1eu NpIr in Dem 9Ort SIT iiberneb
men.
Eer paRHAe gsIsaat iN 8.rliu.
9lom, q. Itdr;. - gIouFguor galm.
terti, Der ipe5ieue 0elegat, melHer pom %a
titan uan Berlin ggittdt uuyoe, I'M Dem
SQiier gSllbelm @ramlouoGcH 81 ielusW 90.
8eburtstag 3u brirqeu, tg.eGraphirt ans 6eu'
lin, oaB CT bort isbr froIuo 'Aaitlld auIe=
ucmmeu mcroeu lei, caB gr barejts cine Llrs
terrebuug nit Dem TitrFeu 8j8uard 5ltt.,
IND tuB sr MN I'M cine Guhiau} bei'm &li
ilr erudt bat, oamit CT oenittbeu nu8 eig.u,
Hauoige Sdrejbeu oes YapReS per0HHt
iiberreid)eH f0uue.
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geF0ubWn8 e!nes 2lrmee3aD(mejs
ELnsaR

IVY
@bicago, p. Dldr,. - Gus 9ou9la8,
&9oming, mirO gemeIoet ppytad bier eHs
eetroiienen Nad)ri6teu iIt Dtnior 3. e.
8uib, 3abImeiler Der Guuoe5arnee, auf
teul g5ege mad Sort YlcSinueg nm $500
btiaubt rpOrben. Der 0lalOr bate nit ieiHer
&egIeituug i'll glH.eIope= springs au9ebalteH,
um iein Dhttag8m0bl ein3unehmeu, uuO Die
@eI0tdide, ueId)e ben Cob Der i'll RtSjHz
uep fatiOnirteu GruppeH eHtbielt, III osal
0a8en suriid 8ela1eH. Der yeetere itaHO
cor Der FOFfiatlOH, un0 ser YlalOr uuO ieine
SIbouHauleu lisBcn ihu uldlt aus Den Augeu.
So iprang pl0blid eln Gremoer, Der am Jtors
gen AMI Der station aagetommeH mar, auf
0CH SYa9Su, ergriH bic @eIotaide, itwaH9
iidJ GuI lem III oer JiQbe febeuee5 $fsrS uuo
ia9te GaUCH. Der 3GblmellieT uu6 ieine Geute
eIGriiiea Die ugbgH lbUeu tebeNoeH SIluteH,
eilten ou8 6em @ebau6e uuo ieHerteH mebs
reje Stiifie auf cen 6liI4uiug, obHe ju trei,
fen. S;e narieu !d 0aHu guf bic GOtpi2r
oe uno UcyiUdteu, ben ;RaEber, melder me1'
rere Stljie auf Die SeriOlgsr abieuerte, Elm,
jnbolen, cod NOR ieiu Bfev0 idueuer, ais
Sic Der GotDateu, uuO balb mar er ben Stlts
fen ber SerfOigcr eHtdmunoeu. ge9tere
aber iofgtgu Der Spur oeB tiibueu RGHb2rS
uHo ianbeu aud bllo Ste leere @elOtaiGe.
Der 9|duter iou Gin u@OpbOp." JiameH5
@gcrle3 Bader, iein, meder bis Dor Sur;em
oTi eiuer GaEt an @5epeuue 9tiOer aHgez
ftcut mar. 0a3 @elO beitune grUBtentbells
ans @nuTGoteu. DiaIor &uib bat cine Ba
lotnuHg 0ou $1,000 Guf bic @r8reiiuHg eeS
RanbeTs auSleitBt.m
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Rr1rfe Reiter

GaIOtfon, Ger, 81. Rdr3.-Gine Dc,
psiGe aus Saueera mGibet, bag in itnem
@ouutp zines Der lett 5abreH uerbeeren6ffau
Brdrie, Sener mutbet. 8as 6euer brad in ei.
nem singetrOdHeteH Sumpie aus uno breitete
fi9 baIb mad aaeH 9idtuuqeu ans. Der
8raub piithet nun lett bier Sagen uub bat
lit bis uui einige YteiIsu BON SauOera Qe.
rGbert. Eauleuoe bon Dollars mertb @iasus
tbum nurbeu idOu BsrfOrt, uuo game Srt.
lhaftsH fuO beorobt. gtau befiir6tst, ban
stf Der gteOiua 6luB bem 8raub glubaIt
oehietprt mirb
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Wr6nnr.

8uffaIO, H..g., 21. Idr,.-Da8 nab.
reno Der Oergungeuen gtndt in gbautauaun
uusgebrCdene Geusr BerH1rte ALE Siaeu an
Der Simpiou= uno Sommerfielb. Gueuue, To-
tuie eiueu She'll berienigeu an Der BaleRtuez
8UeuEe-im Gau3eu 55. Der 8erIuf be-
trdgt $125. coo. Guh uebrere Gofb3uIer
nurbeu 8eritOrt, tnsefcn gsIaug es, bas n6Os
tel Ntbeudum" 81 retteu.
SrOp, Y.z9., 81. Rar5.-9as n@ra1Os
GeutrnI 8beaier" unb BUei anbere @ebGuoe
g;ngeH haute frtib in 6tammen ouf. Der Ser.
Iuf betrdat ctIta $4,000. gtaH oernIutbet
8rdubltituug.
gtap a, Gala, 81. Wars.-3bos. 8aiu's
gsrbcret III Ddbren0 Der UeraanqeHeu Rabt
uietergebyaHUt. &eyluf $4,000.
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Str RtlnnnrFf.

Rtn.gOrE, 21. Wary. -8oIgsHoeS
FHb Die SdIuBuOtiruugsu: gelo 6fiuete gu
8t-5 unO i9Ios 81 BrO3eut. - sterling
ggediel $4.839 auf so Gage uuO
$4.86t-$4.864 auf Sidt. - 8uHbes Dbl
gntioneu : prOB. 1909, 44sprO5 lO85,
4spro5. 1285.-Qfdeu: adams grpreB l4S,
Central BaciFc 374, GbeI. 0biO Il, Grtc 1885,
bittO Bri0r. 72t, gaies SbOre 94J RS. @eu'
ral 7Ot, R.=ggeferu 1175, Ditto Brior l45,
T.z9. Central 1ll4, Ohio gfiiFIfppi 28s
Ditto FriOr. 85, Bitt5burg 151, Reaong 81 j.